Michigan State University Self-Heating Concrete Slabs Pilot Project

under construction

Michigan State University is conducting a research project involving four innovative concrete slabs installed on its campus. These slabs are designed to heat themselves and melt ice without the need for salt or shoveling, aiming to improve winter driving safety. The concrete can self-heal, heat up, and bend without breaking, and is being tested for durability and effectiveness in melting ice and snow. The project aims to reduce road maintenance and improve safety by minimizing snow and ice accumulation.